Four members of the WeThaw team are going to Alaska for three weeks at the end of August 2019 to sample permafrost at maximum thaw depth of the active layer. Press release about the mission of the WeThaw project in Alaska : Television (RTL 13h, RTL 19h, RTBF 13h, TVcom), Radio (RTBF, Vivacité Journal, Vivacité Read more about August 2019 – The WeThaw team is going to Alaska[…]
Maria Gabriela RUIZ HINOJOSA has defended her PhD thesis on March 19th about “Processes of induration in pyroclastic deposits: the case of Cangahua, Ecuador”
On Thursday 7th March, walk for the climate in Louvain-la-Neuve with a large participation of scientists together with the students from high schools, and interview from lab members by RTL and on TV.
Highlight on a Woman in the Arctic, Catherine Hirst from the WeThaw project, on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (11th February)
You are a bioengineer or a scientist and you want to learn more about the functioning of terrestrial environment? You are a climatologist and you want to learn more about glacial terrestrial environments? You are a chemist and you want to learn how stable isotopes can trace environmental processes? You have an interest in anthropogenic Read more about January 2018 – Symposium “Non-traditional stable isotopes in glacial and non-glacial environments”[…]
On Thursday 13th December at 13h, Pr. Meiyan Liang from the China University of Geosciences will give a seminar about “Reevaluate grain size effect on geochemical indices of loess-paleosol studies in China since Miocene” (room B240,Croix du Sud, de Serres, 2nd floor). Dr. Meiyan Liang has joined the research group ELIE/SOLS as an academic visitor for one Read more about December 2018 – Seminar of Pr. Meiyan Liang[…]
On Thursday 22nd November 2018 at 11h30, Dr. François Fripiat from the Max Planck Institute will give a seminar about “European Seas in the Anthropocene and atmospheric CO2 during ice age” (room B240, Croix du Sud, de Serres, 2nd floor). François Fripiat has an expertise on the biogeochemical cycles of nutrients such as nitrogen, and is Read more about November 2018 – Seminar of Dr. François Fripiat[…]
On 11th October 2018, the visiting scientist Dr. Kate Hendry from the University of Bristol, gives a seminar about “Glaciers, icebergs and silicon: Preliminary findings from the ICY-LAB research expeditions to SW Greenland” at 13h in room B059 Building Carnoy at UCLouvain, Louvain-la-Neuve
François will present his results about “Seasonal variations of dissolved Ge:Si ratios in streams from the Aso caldera, Kyùshù, Japan” at the Goldschmidt conference in Boston
The work of Yolanda Ameijairas Marino in South Brazil about “Ge/Si ratios point to increased contribution from deeper mineral weathering to streams after forest conversion to cropland” has been published in Applied Geochemistry